July 19, 20233 yr https://psisat.com/shop/easy-plug-ct-05/?fbclid=IwAR09wRV3b7JmB0bITQ_z-HjOcwG46khzSu9GNS9_g3QT4uieaZWl9lV3SD4 Seems reasonably priced. What's the catch?
July 19, 20233 yr Author 7 minutes ago, BritManToo said: 5x 400w panels = 20kbht 2x 1000w plug in GTI = 10kbht So overpriced by 25kbht. Thanks for the input. But their 5x micro inverters are 3900 each on Lazada, And it includes "installation". Difference between their inverters & no-brand inverters from China? All other advertised solar installations seem way more overpriced.
July 19, 20233 yr System might just boil the jug for a cuppa, SFA else. String PV system and ~3/5kw output available for around 200k bt would suit an average home with 2 persons, no pool.
July 19, 20233 yr All the aluminum mountings and cables, circuit breakers, surge arresters are missing, add another 10-15,000 baht
July 19, 20233 yr 10 hours ago, Yorkshire Tea said: Thanks for the input. But their 5x micro inverters are 3900 each on Lazada, And it includes "installation". Difference between their inverters & no-brand inverters from China? All other advertised solar installations seem way more overpriced. I used these ............ they will take 3 x400W panels, 3600bht https://www.lazada.co.th/products/grid-tie-inverter-suoer-gti-d1000b-1000va600va-monitor-pure-sine-i544296990-s15559834127.html The uncooled ones like the PSI tend to burn out.
July 19, 20233 yr Panel mounting hardware https://www.lazada.co.th/products/solar-6-i3361673427-s12469147560.html "I don't want to know why you can't. I want to know how you can!"
July 20, 20233 yr 29 minutes ago, BritManToo said: I used these ............ they will take 3 x400W panels, 3600bht https://www.lazada.co.th/products/grid-tie-inverter-suoer-gti-d1000b-1000va600va-monitor-pure-sine-i544296990-s15559834127.html The uncooled ones like the PSI tend to burn out. You don't want fan-cooled grid-tied inverters if you can avoid it, fans always wear out, especially Chinese fans, if you do then keep spares. Likewise, larger inverters mounted in the shade are the best way to go, micro-inverters under a hot solar panel are not a good idea. My convection cooled inverters are guaranteed 10 years, I know of 8 installed in this province, no issues at all.
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